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Louisiana's coastal agency plans $1.8 billion in projects next year. Here's what is being proposed.
The plan includes a record amount of spending, but it depends largely on funds related to the 2010 BP Deepwater Horizon oil ...
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The field is set for the February election for two Louisiana Senate seats. See who's running
Three Democrats are running for a state Senate seat in a Baton Rouge district. In Lafayette, two well-known Republicans and a ...
Louisiana ethics board members question record redactions for Landry’s staff
Two members of the Louisiana Board of Ethics pushed back on their employees’ decision to black out the home addresses of Gov.
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Louisiana's environmental chief facing more harsh criticism of her leadership
Aurelia Giacometto says she is trying to revitalize the state's Department of Environmental Quality, but she has faced a raft ...
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Louisiana needs more power to regulate drones, some state leaders say
The report came just a week after Entergy said it alerted law enforcement about drone activity at its River Bend Station ...
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Louisiana Now Requires Proof of Citizenship to Vote, But Questions Linger
The Louisiana Secretary of State's office has not provided guidance on documentation that is acceptable as proof of ...
The Hayride9d
Here’s Another Example Of Why Louisiana’s Legislature Needs A Staff Overhaul
Back in October, we had a story here at The Hayride about a problem that has persisted in the Louisiana legislature for a ...
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Louisiana lawmakers ask how local governments can earn more revenue from storing carbon
Louisiana legislators are thinking of ways to allow local governments to get a bigger share of revenue from carbon ...
Local governments in Louisiana want revenue reward from carbon capture risks
Talk about a tax on the injection and storage of carbon dioxide underground has gained traction as a way to garner additional ...
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Argument Concludes in Federal Appeal of Challenge to Louisiana State Legislative Maps
NEW ORLEANS – Oral argument concluded today at the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in a case that will determine the future of Louisiana’s state legislative maps, Nairne v. Landry. Last year, a ...